Aside from displaying its Characteristic Technology in Matter Waves, the Pudolad showed nothing else, and the Silver Heart Civilization also witnessed its method of attack.
Because the Pudolad could change the probability of their flagship appearing at a certain point in the starry sky, the form of attack they displayed was also tied to that probability.
Strictly speaking, those battleships were not false. They truly existed; it was just that the probability of them existing in a given place was relatively low. But when it attacked, things were different. From the perspective of the Pudolad Civilization, every time the Pudolad was about to attack an enemy warship, its "clones" spread throughout the starry sky would shoot from a low probability of existence to one hundred percent, then unleash an attack, before immediately lowering the probability of their existence in that location to an extremely low state in a very short time, so as to avoid being hit by the enemy.
This was a form where it became solid when striking others, then turned back into a "clone" after attacking. It did indeed solve the problem of a "clone's" attack also becoming "probabilistically effective," and this method truly ensured that it could strike the enemy without being hit itself.
If they were putting on an act, they had to commit to it. If the Pudolad Civilization wanted to pretend that they only had Characteristic Technology related to Matter Waves, then they had to display the corresponding method of attack.
To be honest, they had thought it through very carefully, and they had carried it out very well—at least, that was how it seemed to them.
In the eyes of any civilization that had never seen Matter Wave Characteristic Technology before, their performance would absolutely be perfect. But the Silver Heart Civilization